multiyear

[muhl-tee-yeer]

adjective

1. lasting or taking more than one year.

Example Sentences

Amazon also said it had a multiyear deal for the Peacock app to be available on its Fire TV in the U.S.

From Los Angeles Times

British royalists view Meghan’s efforts to fulfill the terms of the reported $100 million multiyear deal the Sussexes struck with Netflix in 2020 as somehow beneath the reputation of a royal’s wife.

From Salon

British royalists view Meghan’s efforts to fulfill the terms of the reported $100 million multiyear deal the Sussexes struck with Netflix in 2020 as somehow beneath the reputation of a royal’s wife.

From Salon

But eventually, after a serpentine, multiyear effort, the whereabouts of the original negative were finally uncovered.

From Los Angeles Times

Mikhail Alexseev, a professor of international relations at San Diego State University, is the author of “Without Warning: Threat Assessment, Intelligence, and Global Struggle” and principal investigator of the multiyear “War, Democracy and Society” survey in Ukraine.

From Los Angeles Times